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That boarding and alighting have finished safely and the doors are closed.
Check that boarding and alighting have finished safely, no one is trapped and the doors are properly closed. Updated passenger information or a tidy driving area does not replace this check. Do not move off while a passenger is boarding or alighting.
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That boarding and alighting have finished safely and the doors are closed.
Only that passenger information is updated, without checking the doors.
Only that the driving area is tidy, even if a passenger is still alighting.
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